Thiruvathirakali is a dance performed by ladies, to achieve never-ending conjugal happiness, on Thiruvathira day in the Malayalam month of Dhanu (December-January). The dance is a festival of conjugal constancy and the female energy, for this is the thing that presented to Kamadeva (the divine force of adoration) back to life after he was burnt up by the fury of Lord Siva. The twisted developments executed by a gathering of artists around a nilavilakku, exemplify 'lasya' or the passionate appeal and elegance of the ladylike. The dance follows a round, pirouetting design joined by applauding of the hands and singing. Today, Thiruvathirakali has become a famous dance structure for all seasons.#arts-of-kerala #kerala-mural-painting #classical-dance-of-kerala #kerala-painting #kathakali-kerala #artforms-of-kerala #folk-arts-of-kerala #simple-kerala-mural -painting #performing-arts-of-kerala #kerala-mural-painting-on-canvas-price #kerala-mural-painting-peacock #the-classical-dance-of-kerala #kerala-mural-painting-krishna #kerala-mural-painting-for-home #Thiruvathirakali
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